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-[[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/lansing-makers-network/H2Ycka4clho|Google Groups Topic]]
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 I bought two FEZ cerbot from GHI
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 The robots have a pair of reflectivity sensors on the front.  Should be pretty easy to have the bot turn around and avoid the edges.
+[[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/lansing-makers-network/H2Ycka4clho|Google Groups Topic]]
 I have mounted IR compound eye's to each robot using the exact same build procedure so the robots will have identical hardware... for now.
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 I envision having a balloon kill switch, and a IR start command to start the fight.
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 I like how i3 has an overhead camera tracking the locations to be beamed to the robots for further usage, not sure if I'll get that extreme or not though.
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exUIDctnmfQ
+Useful information on using the [[http://3amcode.blogspot.com/2012/05/net-gadgeteer-object-tracking-using-ir.html|IR Compound Eye with Gadgeteer]]
+Todo:
+  - Determine how multiple robots will be able to use IR sensors at the same time
+     * One possible method would be to have them take turns and signal when it's safe for the other to turn on it's IR.  I would think some experimentation would be needed to have this work
+  - Define rules
+  - Build battle arena